DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

Resources:
FEMA Hurricanes/Ready.gov: http://www.ready.gov/hurricanes
FEMA: Disaster Preparness: http://www.fema.gov/areyouready/index.shtm
Ready Business - Plan to Stay in Business: http://www.ready.gov/business/
Domino's Disaster Preparedness Wiki: http://emergency.dominos.com

Prepare:

• Communicate with team members (collect phone numbers)
• Latest company information can be found on: Live.dominos.com: emergency page
• Domino’s Biz – team member support page
• Gather supplies
• Secure property
• Create a plan
• Practice

Keep Safe During a Hurricane:

• Stay informed
• Evacuate if needed
• If you can’t evacuate - take cover

After a Disaster - Team Member Assistance:
Team Members may find these files useful when recovering from a tragedy. All files are in PDF format. (Get Acrobat Reader.)

• After Disaster Strikes
• FEMA – National Flood Insurance Program, Summary of Coverage
• Settling Insurance Claims After a Disaster
• Tips for Flood Insurance Claim (English)
• Tips for Flood Insurance Claim (Spanish)
• Don’t Be Victimized Twice – Avoid Disaster Fraud
• Tax and Employee Benefit Alert

Important Phone Numbers:

• Aetna Global Benefits International Service Center and International Employee Assistance Program: 1-800-231-7729 (toll-free) or 1-813-775-0190 (collect)
• Aetna U.S. Employee Assistance Program: 1-888-AETNA-EAP (1-888-238-6232) or 866-843-6323 (for the hearing impaired)
• Aetna U.S. Member Services: 1-800-443-AETNA (1-800-443-2386)
• Aetna Group Life: 1-800-523-5065
• Aetna Disability and Absence Management: 1-866-537-7628 
• Health care providers should contact the Provider Service Centers: Indemnity and PPO-based benefit plans: 1-888-MD Aetna (1-888-632-3862)
• Replacement ID cards and access to a Personal Health Record (PHR) can be accessed on Aetna Navigator(TM) found here: http://www.aetna.com/index.htm

Aetna Hurricane Preparedness
Aetna Behavioral Health opens its Employee Assistance Program resources to all Aetna plan sponsors, regardless of whether or not they are Aetna EAP customers, during times of need. Aetna's EAP professionals, who have experience dealing with traumatic events, are available to help. Aetna members can contact Aetna EAP 24/7 for telephonic consultation, referrals or general information such as areas affected by a disaster, shelters and government resources.
Affected Aetna members can also seek urgent or emergency care anywhere, as needed. As part of its disaster procedures, Aetna also monitors the impact on its network doctors, hospitals and other health care providers. The company works closely with providers to make further modifications to its policies as necessary to ensure members have access to care.
If any additional local, state or federal disaster executive orders or regulations are issued related to catastrophic events, Aetna also adjusts its policies to comply.